Ladies hat line to debut in April millinery opening
Notice announces new season Creations in Ladies patterns and tailored hats arriving for the millinery opening in early April. Watch for the announcement. Also listings for rent near Depot St and land with house and orchard adjoin LaGrandy from LaGranoe Investment Co. Lost items include gold spectacles near Christian church and National Bank and a lady’s fur collarette near White school with reward offers.
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Fam Derachment
LaGrandy
LaGranoe Investment Co
Christian Church
National Bank
Mas
Joe Spencer
Gov. 6Th
P Streets
White School
Geer Misses Train on Baker City Run
T. T. Geer, candidate for governor, remained in the city after plans to board passenger train No. 6 to Baker City failed. He noticed too late as the rear car pulled away and could not catch it. He quipped that Baker City perhaps did not want him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Geer
Baker City
Geer
Piano House Promises Superior Upright at Lower Prices
Eicers Piano House advertises a better upright piano for 258.00 versus competitors at 3550.00 and an introductory sale at 285.00 compared with statewide 400.00 prices, claiming superior value on the coast.
Osteopathy and germ theory contrasted in patient health
The text argues germ resistance comes from intact blood and that obstructions cause disease. It claims germ theory is correct but that osteopathy treats illness by removing bone and muscle obstructions to restore blood flow, allowing the body’s blood to act as a germicide. It asserts osteopaths can abort typhoid fever pneumonia and influenza by this method.
Now Is The Time For Stone And Brick Building
The writer urges building with stone and brick while material costs are lower and quality is high. He contrasts with wooden construction offering kiln dried, straight, knot free lumber at similar or lower prices, noting less waste and faster labor for a longer lasting result. Hanover? Pon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo L. Mans
Summons In Circuit Court Oregon Union County
First publication March 12 1906 summons in Union County Oregon for John Wilson against C A Staples requires appearance by April 25 1906 under threat of default judgment for 87 78 with 6 percent interest from Oct 2 1904 plus costs and disbursements and an order for sale of attached property. Public notice served via La Grande Evening Observer. Attorney for Plaintiff CH Finn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the
State of
Oregon
Union County
John Wilson
C. A. Staples
G. A. Staples
la Grande Evening Osstwven
Local items note spring greetings and town movements
Spring mood pervades town with residents returning from trips and new arrivals. W L Lyman buys Tom Walsh property and takes possession. Attorney Jos F Baker tours Wallowa County amid district attorney bid. Measles strike Fredd Bock enroute to Mexico, two weeks to recovery. Reverend H H Gibson visits Elgin. Mrs Gibson and Mrs Agnes Rusk travel. Cornucopia mine rumors boost Joseph and area. School bonds feature, readers urged to weigh need and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Lyman
Pendleton
Tom Walsh
Lyman
Jos. F. Baker
Wallowa
Union
Fredd
Fred Bock
Mexico
Portland
Ev.c. S. Mechal Presbyterian Minis
Summerville
Special City Council Mast and Rural Visit Plans
A city council meeting is set for this evening. Geo L Cleaver plans a trip to Red Oak this morning to visit family and friends for a week, with Mrs Cleaver returning together. Local notices reference a classified act, property owners voting on school bond questions, and a Central Church of Christ ladies group selling cooked foods, aprons, and bonnets on Saturday April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Cleaver
Red Oak Town
Mrs. Cleaver
Mr. Cleaver
Central Church of Christ
Society Notes From Portland and Local Gatherings
Mrs Robert Newlin and family return from Portland. Mrs E W Bartlett hosts Koffee Klatch Friday at her home with Mrs J Bartlett Mrs J Van Buren Mrs J J Carr and Mr Charlie Norris attending. Mrs FE Moore held a dinner for her niece Miss Lyne of Kansas City with the Four Hundred and One Club guests. Eight course menu Carnations jonquils buttercups lit by candies. Other rooms Carnations. Attendees included Syra Kuhn Robbenia Paul Margaret Portar Mabel Williams Carmen Stoddard Mayme Reith Ellen Grady Moina Aikina Lillian McCall Margaret Kirk Evelyn Rohan. Mrs W H Bohnenkamp hosts the Five Hundred Club ladies this afternoon. Eastern Star held initiations and a social last night. Social committee four Mesdames Bohnenkamp Mc Donald Sargent J Berry Jones and Mr Martin. A delightful lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Moore
Neice Miss Lyne
Kansas City
Four Hundred and
Syra Kuhn
Robbenia Paul
Margaret Portar
Mabel Williams
Carmen Stoddard
Mayme Reith
Ellen Grady
Moina Aikina
Lillian McCall
Margaret Kirk
Evelyn Rohan
Eastern Star
Mesdames Bohnenkamp
McDonald
Sargent
J. M. Berry
Jones
Mr. Martin
Model Restaurant Promises Dinner Delights at 25 Cents
A social note touts the Model Restaurant offering meals described as served “just right.” Patrons are invited to try a regular 25 cent dinner served from 2:30 PM to 2 AM, with J A Arbuckle as proprietor. Wenell week and 94 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Resturant
J. A. Arbuckle
Upfn Day
Sa Ui Artcaniin
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la Grande
Grande Ronde Valley
la Grande Orchestra
the Golden Rule Company
Depot St
Eicers
A. W. Andrews
la Grande Investment Co
Plaintiff
Finn
Elgin
C.H. Conkey
Grant Lincoln
Rev. H. H. Gibson
Gibson
Agnes Rusk
Joseph
Peter O'Sullivan
J. D. Gillilan
Idaho
B. F. Meredith
New York City
James Sparks
Cornucopia
Sparks
Eastern
P. A. Black
North Ash Street
J.H. Stringham
Mr. Stringham
Mr. Black
Utah
J. L. Thomas
Walla Walla
G. W. Thomas
Bock & Thomas
Thomas
F.S. Ivanhoe
Mrs. T.N- Murphy
J. L. Mar
Hollister
Newuin Davo Co
Robert Newlin
Mesdames
E. W. Bartlett
Jay van Buren
J.J. Carr
Charlie Norris
Mrs. Bartlett
W. H. Bohnenkamp
The
Five Hundred Club
Stein Block
Adler
Journal
Chicago
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